Gridiron Gang Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 11247

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 37

Theatrical Release Date: 09/15/2006

Language: English

Genre: Crime, Drama

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: Phil Joanou

Actors: Dwayne Johnson, Xzibit, L. Scott Caldwell, Leon Rippy, Kevin Dunn, Jade Yorker

Plot: The true story of Sean Porter, a Los Angeles juvenile detention center councilor uses the game of football to teach a group of detainees that they can do whatever they want to better them self.

dukeakasmudge - wrote on 09/25/2011

No different then the rest of these type of movies

The Movie Man - wrote on 05/23/2009

Gridiron Gang is an unsuccessful mix between The Little Giants and The Longest Yard. Here is a true story that is worth putting on the big screen, but it's not done right. It is inspiration and funny, but it suffers from a slow ending and the fact that it seems a little drawn out. Dwayne "The Rock" Jonhson is very good in this, he knows how to play his characters real, very convincing, and funny. Xzibit works well, with what little screen time he has. I was also very impressed with Jade Yorker as Willie, he gave a good performance. Brandon Smith as Bug, provides some good comedy. This true story has the potential to be a great sports movie, if only it weren't weighed down by cliques.

The M.O.W.
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An inspirational story which is worth seeing

The M.O.W. - wrote on 08/01/2008

"Sean Porter" (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson) is a councilor of a Los Angeles juvenile detention center. He, and fellow councelor "Malcom Moore (Xzibit), are tired of seeing kids leaving -- then returning to the detention center.

One day, "Porter" drives by a High School football game, and gets an idea -- to start a football program at the detention center.

"Porter" has the typical problems -- including reluctance from his superior, to attitude problems with the kids who have given up. Then there are the successes, some of which are the result of teaching the juveniles the game he was once a star of.

Johnson, which I am not use to calling him since I am a pro wrestling fan of over 20-years, is perfect in the role of "Porter". You could actually feel that he felt for the kids in a …